Wannapreneurs vs Entreprenures

 "Wannapreneur" is a term used to describe someone who has the desire or intention to become an entrepreneur but has not yet taken concrete steps to start their own business. It's a portmanteau of "wannabe" (someone who wants to be something) and "entrepreneur" (someone who starts and operates a business, typically taking on financial risks in the hope of profit). Wannapreneurs may have ideas, aspirations, and a strong interest in entrepreneurship, but they might still be in the planning or brainstorming stage and haven't yet executed their plans or launched their business ventures. Some wantrepreneurs might struggle with various barriers such as fear of failure, lack of resources, or uncertainty about their ideas. Transitioning from a wantrepreneur to a full-fledged entrepreneur usually involves taking action, conducting market research, creating business plans, securing funding, and finally launching and running a business.